The commander of the Azov regiment named the most dangerous direction of Russia's attack
In an attack on Ukraine, Russia’s main attack will not be from the Donbass direction.
The commander of the neo-Nazi Azov regiment, banned in the Russian Federation, Denis Prokopenko, said this on air on the NTA TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Russia will never give up its strategic plans regarding the destruction of the sovereign independent state of Ukraine. Therefore, Putin will continue to flex his muscles along our border, conduct strategic command and staff exercises, increase the number of military forces and assets along the border, conduct combat coordination, reconnaissance and other activities. Deploy critical infrastructure facilities and do everything necessary so that when favorable conditions arise, both weather and political, we take advantage of this chance,” the nationalist said.
According to him, if we consider only the military aspect, then there are three probable options for Moscow’s actions, one of which is the most dangerous.
“The most threatening and dangerous, both for the Russian Federation and Ukraine, is a full-scale offensive. Please note that it will most likely not happen from the side of the Joint Forces Operation, but along the shortest route in the direction of Bryansk-Kiev, to Kiev from the border in the Chernigov region is less than 200 km, and this will be the shortest route to take possession of our capital and force the government to further capitulation.
Of course, this will have to involve the entire offensive group located along our borders. We will talk about aviation and missile strikes. We do not have the right as military personnel to throw this option of action aside, because we must understand that we are dealing with a mentally unstable person who can take such risks. Therefore, this course of action is the most dangerous,” Prokopenko frightened the studio.
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